PARIS, NOVEMBER 7, 2016: (DGW) As controversies trail Nigeria's electoral umpire's capability to conduct free and fair elections in the country , one of those involved in the printing of fake result sheets of the Independent National Electoral Commission in Rivers State, Naneh Godday, has revealed how the company he works for, Help-Mate Consult, got the job to do the printing.

In the just concluded Edo State governorship election where the candidate of the ruling All Progressives Congress , Mr. Godwin Obaseki was declared the winner, fresh facts are beginning to emerge about the credibility of the results announced by INEC that gave victory to Obaseki.

Feelings are that the All Progressives Congress probably wanted to replicate in Rivers what happened in Edo State as Godday one of the arrested suspects who spoke with newsmen after his arrest alongside two others by the police made revelations in his statement to the Police how he got the job. He said the printing job was brought by his boss, Atonye Peterside.

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He said when he questioned Peterside as to the source of the material, his boss told him that the printing job was brought by Emma Chinda, a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress and known ally of the Minister of Transport, Rotimi Amaechi.

Godday said as an employee, he had no choice but to work on the material since that was where he earned his living from. The Police on Saturday raided the printing press located at 12, Isiokpo Street, D-Line, Port Harcourt based in a tip-off.

When the police operatives arrived, the press was printing fake result sheets for seven local government areas of Rivers South-East. Peterside, a prominent member of the APC from Opobo/Nkoro Local Government Area, claimed that the printing contract was given to him by Chinda, who was a former Commissioner for Agriculture under Amaechi as governor of Rivers State.

According to Peterside, the printing press has already completed two sets for two local government areas before the police got wind of the illegal act.

He was arrested alongside three of his staff – Richard Koko from Okrika, Nanee Godday from Khana and Tammy Garrick. Items recovered by the police at the printing press included State-of-the-art printing machine and computers.

The police also recovered Result Sheets of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Serial Number Booklets, which the printer used to authenticate the result sheets.